Virtual London Grows once more

Edited by: Jani Pirkola


Metaversum, developer of Twinity, the virtual world made of real people and real places, is adding new areas to Virtual London on 30 April. From the interiors of St Paul’s Cathedral, a live show from ‘Dimitri from Paris’ to a weekend full of events, there will be something for everybody in Virtual London.

Maxping says...

After being expanded so many times, Twinity might deserve a test drive from Maxping staff. Unless one of our readers is willing to help us here?

It is interesting to see how real world model works in a virtual setting. Usually copies do not work well, but they have certain value - they are already familiar for many, and real world businesses in that area become potential customers for Twinity. 

For mixed reality applications, this is a very much needed infrastructure. Now it should be possible to mix virtual and real together in an interesting way. 

To the press release:

After successfully expanding Central London to areas including the Buckingham Palace and the London Eye, Twinity, the virtual world made of real people and real places, is expanding once more to bring in the majestic Strand and the vibrant South Bank to Virtual London's members and entrepreneurs.

From 30 April on Twinity members will be able to walk from the west end of London along The Strand, among some of the most famous theatres right up to the Millennium Bridge, on to the South Bank to the Shakespeare's globe, the brick work Tate modern building and back to the Waterloo Bridge.

As a special attraction the entire interior of the St Paul's Cathedral will be made available, enabling all members to view the great dome with all its artwork from the inside. The model will also have reproduction of all the areas, artwork and sculptures present in the Cathedral.

To celebrate this launch there will be a 30 minute live performance by DJ 'Dimitri from Paris' in Virtual London. Known for broadcasting the first ever house music show in France and for producing runway tracks for Chanel, Jean-Paul Gaultier, to name a few, Dimitri will be showcasing tracks from his upcoming album 'Get Down with the Philly sound'. Twinity users will get a taste of the album before it's launched to the world.

Twinity will also have a special offer: 5 entrepreneurs or residents based in and around the newly launched areas can win their virtual office, store or apartment at the same address in Virtual London! Real residents should just send their name and real address to london@twinity.com. Of course, these new areas in Virtual London are also open for business: opening a shop, gallery, music venue, bar or restaurant has never had hipper venues in Virtual London.

Join the Virtual London fan page on Facebook for the latest updates: http://www.facebook.com/virtual.london.

The virtual world Twinity is currently in public beta. Register for free membership at www.twinity.com and start exploring the world today.

 

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    Gravatar of Terrorbaby Terrorbaby said on Tuesday, May 04, 2010 (9:08:14 PM)
    Hmm...
    Interesting. they have 3 cities. Wonder when they will update Singapore. Its quite sometime since they updated it.
    Gravatar of rober1236 jua rober1236 jua said on Thursday, May 06, 2010 (12:26:08 AM)
    Problem with Twinity is that it is flat. They just place the objects in north south and east west relationship and they are true to the Google maps. But the land is flat which is okay in Parliament square but St Pauls is on an incline towering over the river, and in Twinity its just flat
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